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Beavis & Butt-head and Books
You’re thinking, MTV’s braindead duo in a post about books? Have you gone mad with low-brow-er? … Read the full post
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A Walk Through My Childhood Bookcase
I spent some time at my parents’ house in Ohio this past weekend, and snapped this photo of … Read the full post
Matching Up? Book Quotes and Their Movie Counterparts
Plot-wise, it’s easy to tell when a movie deviates from the book on which it’s based. … Read the full post
A Bookish Compatibility Test
Recently, Book Rioteer Rebecca posted some useful tips on how to join bookshelves when you move in … Read the full post
A Bookish Look at the Best Picture Nominees
As you’re probably aware, the 2012 Oscar nominations were announced this week. And a long-running … Read the full post
Why Books Are EVIL!
Of course, I’m being facetious. Books are not evil. I heart books’ faces (as the parlance … Read the full post
The Time Traveler’s Wife vs. 11/22/63: Comparing Back-In-Timeness
Stephen King’s new time-travel novel 11/22/63 is an enormous hit! It has an average of 4.33 … Read the full post
How To Get Over Your Mid-Winter Reading Slump
It happens to the best of us: that thing where the mere thought of picking up a book makes you want … Read the full post
Top 5 Miscast Literary Roles
Have you seen David Fincher’s The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo yet? (If not, and if you haven’t … Read the full post
Why Print Is Here To Stay (A Not Anti-eBook Op/Ed)
Pop quiz: What percentage of the total book sales market do you think e-books currently comprise? … Read the full post
12 Literary Predictions for 2012
Here’s how I see this literary year going down. Tell me if you disagree. January — The first … Read the full post
Suck It, Tolstoy: I Read War and Peace
When I was a bit younger, I used to amuse my friends (and, more so, myself) by keeping day-long running … Read the full post
Best of Book Riot: Which Was More Gnarly, Orwell’s 1984 or the Real 1984?
This week we’re running some our favorite and most popular posts from our first three months. … Read the full post
Best of Book Riot: Reading Pathways: David Foster Wallace
This week we’re running some of our favorite and most popular posts from our first three months. … Read the full post
Reading Pathways: Richard Russo
Reading Pathways is a regular Book Riot feature in which we suggest a three-book reading sequence … Read the full post
2011 In Review (In Lists of Two)
You’re tired of end-of-the-year Top 10 lists already? I don’t blame you. But it’s … Read the full post
The Literary Quotes Post
If you’re a person who uses a quote as your email signature, whose quotes section of your Facebook … Read the full post
Top 5 Most Overlooked Books of 2011
On Sunday, Flavorwire posted its list of the top 1o “most criminally overlooked books” … Read the full post
November in Reviews: 11/22/63, The Prague Cemetery, Micro: A Novel
To build on our REVIEW GPA feature, which amalgamates reviews from mainstream press outlets, this … Read the full post
Ten More Best Literary Characters of the Last 20 Years
Another list? Sure, why not! Last week, Jeff posted his 20 best literary characters of the last 20 … Read the full post
